A 138-asset mission, optimized and split into battery legs — planned in seconds from a spreadsheet.
RouteForge turns a list of assets into optimized drone missions — then turns the photos that come back into client-ready change reports, with AI agents watching for the changes that matter.
Built in the field by working drone inspectors — every feature exists because a flight day demanded it.
Drop in a KML, KMZ, or spreadsheet of assets and get the shortest mission: tour optimization, battery-leg planning around your trucks, terrain-aware altitudes. Less time in the sky, less wear on the aircraft.
Native DJI Pilot 2 missions with per-aircraft zoom control — plus MAVLink export for PX4, ArduPilot, and Blue-UAS-list platforms. One plan, any bird.
First flight surveys each asset from the photos themselves; every flight after that flies tight, full-frame zoom shots at every orbit position. No hand-tuning.
Detection agents screen your imagery — RGB, zoom, and thermal — flagging what matters on your sites: surface changes, encroachment, thermal signatures, and equipment that isn't running when it should be. You confirm every finding, and the system trains on your own sites as you work.
Every flight compares photo-for-photo against the last one, camera by camera. Branded PDF and HTML reports, plus a daily summary emailed to whoever your customer designates.
Photos and reports live on your machines, not our cloud. RouteForge processes everything locally — site imagery never leaves your custody.
A 138-asset mission, optimized and split into battery legs — planned in seconds from a spreadsheet.
One tool for the whole day, from the office to the field and back.
KML, KMZ, or a spreadsheet of coordinates — any asset type.
Shortest route, battery legs, terrain-true altitudes, pre-flight warnings.
Export to your aircraft. Photos land with well names baked into every file.
Photos auto-file by well and date into your own archive folder.
Change detection flags what moved. PDF, HTML, and the daily client email.
Inspection data is sensitive. RouteForge is built local-first so it stays that way.